Your location stays yours
People see human-scale labels such as “same place” or “nearby,” never a precise pin. Live location expires automatically.
Connection should feel exciting.
Not uncertain.
Every part of Sponty is designed to keep you in control—from who can see you to what happens after a block.
Approximate location Mutual reveal Block protection
You choose the pace
Set how you want to be approached. Identity reveal is mutual, reversible for future access, and never assumed.
A block closes every door
Blocked accounts lose discovery, Waves, chat, activity, and event-social access. We also watch for attempts to return through another account.
BLOCK-EVASION PROTECTION
A new account doesn’t reset a boundary.
If a blocked person creates another account on the same device—or an account with several strongly linked signals—and immediately tries to reconnect with the same person, Sponty treats it as a serious safety incident.
- The attempted contact is stopped before delivery
- The new account is quarantined from the protected person
- A privacy-safe evidence summary goes to trained moderators
- Repeated or high-confidence attempts can suspend linked accounts
HIGH-CONFIDENCE SAFETY SIGNALPossible block evasionCritical
1Prior account blockedBoundary is active→2Strong account linkDevice + behavior→3Contact preventedModerator review
We do not rely on an IP address alone. Shared networks are common, so low-confidence signals create friction—not automatic punishment.
WHEN SOMETHING FEELS OFF
You don’t need to be sure to take action.
They won’t be told who blocked them, and their access ends immediately.
Share a message, account, event, or safety concern. Evidence access is limited and audited.
If there is imminent danger, contact local emergency services first. Sponty can preserve relevant records.
Your boundary is enough.
You never owe anyone a reply, a reveal, or a meeting.
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